Stuntman dressed as Michael Myers pulls 1.5 tonne car with tip of his penis

John masked up as Michael Myers from the movie Halloween for the stunt (Picture: Cover Images / John Stephenson) Warning: Do not try this at home! This Halloween, a stuntman has carried off a feat that would have most men cowering in fear – pulling a car using only the tip of his penis. Iconic strongman John Stephenson has become famous for his jaw-dropping physical challenges. He became the first man on the planet to pull a two-tonne car using his penis whilst on fire, as well as the first person in the UK to pull a vehicle using his testicles. Now, in the spirit of Halloween, he’s gone a step further and pulled a car using the tip of his penis – all while dressed as slasher film villain Michael Myers. The eye-watering stunt is intended to raise awareness for male victims of domestic abuse. ‘I’m always trying to gain an inch or two,’ quipped John, 50, admitting this was his toughest task so far. ‘To be fair it hurt a little bit this time using the tip. It’s the most painful one I’ve done.’ John previously pulled a vehicle with his testicles (Picture: Cover Images / John Stephenson) John – who splits his time between South Holland and the North East – completed his challenge at Tockwith Multi-Drive Centre near York, using his manhood to pull a 1.5 tonne Renault Megane coupe in a bid to raise awareness of the Mankind Initiative, which supports male victims of domestic abuse and their children. ‘It’s a horror story that happens behind closed doors, shrouded in a heavy, suffocating silence,’ John said. ‘Like the character of Michael Myers, many victims feel forced to wear a mask – pretending everything is fine on the outside while carrying a crushing, agonising weight alone on the inside. ‘I put my body through this brutal, extreme physical ordeal to show these men that they are not invisible, they are not alone, and they don’t have to stay silent. ‘It takes immense strength to break free, and by supporting the ManKind Initiative, I want to help survivors unmask the truth and get the life-saving support they deserve.’ John wants to raise awareness for male victims of domestic abuse (Picture: Cover Images /John Stephenson) John – a bare knuckle fighter, decorated kickboxer and author – is no stranger to testing himself, and recently took on a death defying jump 30ft off a building, wrapping his arms and legs around a nearby lamppost and sliding his way down to safety. He was inspired to complete the challenge in Bristol after seeing parkour artists showcase the trick on social media. But despite landing safely, John has a message for anyone considering copying his feat. ‘I’d encourage anyone thinking about doing it to not. Steer clear away from it,’ he said. ‘Once I took the leap there was no going back. I’ve never been so happy to touch metal.’ John, who holds a number of world records, including the Machine Gun punch, has now decided to quite the daring stunts, setting his sights on notoriety in a different manner. ‘I’m going to scroll through the Guinness World Records, pick certain ones out and try to beat them,’ he said. ‘There’s nothing like the Guinness Records. It’s time to stay away from the dangerous stuff now.’ Arrow MORE: Cancel your Halloween plans to binge these horrifying shows Arrow MORE: The most problematic celebrity Halloween costumes — from Khloé Kardashian to Lily Allen Arrow MORE: ‘Our pub’s haunted by the ghost of a Civil War soldier who was gruesomely killed in the chimney’ News Updates Stay on top of the headlines with daily email updates.